Hi,
I am trying to create a grouping of mixed values captured in Adobe, for example,
Low =<40
Pass >40 to <60
Merit >60
Now the values are captured in Adobe as,
"percentile": 30
"percentile": 51
"percentile": 50
"percentile": 62,
Any advise on how best to great groups without using contains
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That is a good question. I don't think numeric ranges are supported in segment building. Also not regular expressions.
Maybe in general, bucketing through classifications could be a way to go (in that case not having a segment)?
For example, this is what I am using for scroll depth (based on the getPercentPageViewed plugin dimensions)
and using regex classification rules to bucket them
this page is super at generating regular expression for numeric ranges
On Analysis Workspace side, it looks like this
That is a good question. I don't think numeric ranges are supported in segment building. Also not regular expressions.
Maybe in general, bucketing through classifications could be a way to go (in that case not having a segment)?
For example, this is what I am using for scroll depth (based on the getPercentPageViewed plugin dimensions)
and using regex classification rules to bucket them
this page is super at generating regular expression for numeric ranges
On Analysis Workspace side, it looks like this
This is helpful, thanks @bjoern__koth @MandyGeorge
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I agree with @bjoern__koth. Your best bet is to create a classification. You could use the rule builder with a regex statement, or you could use the classification importer. If those values aren't going to change, then it might be simpler to upload a file with the pairings instead of writing different regex statements.
If you do need to do visit/visitor level stuff with those values, you can still use the classification values in a segment.
Good point, I tend come up with the nerdier approaches
Nothing wrong with the nerdy approach!